HGH contains preservatives and I don't dare to give it to my child, what should I do?

Patient's question:

I heard that there are preservatives in growth hormone, and I've been hesitant to use it for my child. What kind of help do you need: I heard that there are preservatives in growth hormone, and I've been hesitant to use it for my child.

Doctor's answer:

The efficacy of growth hormone preservatives is to inhibit bacterial growth, also known as bacteriostatic agents, which are one of the commonly used excipients in food and drug products. Pharmacopoeias, including the European Pharmacopoeia and the Chinese Pharmacopoeia, specify that many-use injectable solutions must be provided with bacteriostatic agents to ensure that the drugs are not contaminated by industrial sources. In fact, the room temperature milk, biscuits, preserved fruits, and other foods we consume in daily life all contain bacteriostatic agents, which can be seen in the food ingredients list. Bacteriostatic agents are guardians of our anesthetic safety.

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